Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 16Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... appears to heal . The addictive power of drug - food ingredients also enhances disengagement from unpleasant surroundings , not unlike other phenomena of electronic culture , from virtual perso- nas to smart drugs . Fresh Failures ...
... appears to heal . The addictive power of drug - food ingredients also enhances disengagement from unpleasant surroundings , not unlike other phenomena of electronic culture , from virtual perso- nas to smart drugs . Fresh Failures ...
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... appears that what is at stake in fresh cuisine is not freshness per se , but a continuum of ripeness to rottenness ; the fresh is a vote for the organic itself and the mortality with which it is inevitably at one . Unfortunately , such ...
... appears that what is at stake in fresh cuisine is not freshness per se , but a continuum of ripeness to rottenness ; the fresh is a vote for the organic itself and the mortality with which it is inevitably at one . Unfortunately , such ...
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... appears to be in crisis . In this respect , can we speak of " social " movements and bodies , and still be sure of their composition , endurance , and success ? If the fiction surrounding a “ nation " and its nationalism seems to be a ...
... appears to be in crisis . In this respect , can we speak of " social " movements and bodies , and still be sure of their composition , endurance , and success ? If the fiction surrounding a “ nation " and its nationalism seems to be a ...
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